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_' a 4¥,-ton space-ship last fall. Soviet scientists

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say it is likely that one of these six puppies will be sent into space. The pups answer to their names now. They are

from left: Malishka, Damka,

Dimka and Tishka.

Pushinka, Kudryashka,

Man will be in space 00n says Khrushchev

“time is “not far off

a} hain the first spaceship Bio cute aboard . will dash Fremier * Space,” said Soviet

Kruschchey recently.

“Ne Soy; est premier made t aan in a speech to Nk of ce Session of a confer- Khstan, arm workers in Kaz- Hes iq « : ; nth, %d “both on earth and bola wndess cosmic ‘space 8 €st dreams of man are eB ade reality.” . Reeay); i iones Ane the Soviet Union’s ~ Space shots, Krusch-

: Cont’g from pe. 6 Cis ae MONTHS AHEAD Ting ee few months lead- Wention 0 the founding con- lecisiy, he New Party will On tha e months. In calling Bizrate Unions and other oe to affiliate to “tty and upon pro- ane People to join Wl of Clubs, we are also a le need to ensure AOSstitutign vo? Structure and rill tothe: of the New Party 8ims of Sond with the real Movement which ae Such policies, . es of monopol Parliamentary arena, :

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chev said the artificial satel- lites, the moon probes, © and the Venus space station were the “achievements of the cre- ative genius and industrious- ness of a free people, achieve- ments of the Socialist sys- tem.” : > *

Soviet scientists have said that one .of the aims of .the

‘last flight was to test the <in-

fluence of cosmic radiation on human beings. :

Professor Vladimis Dobran- ravoy said: “Man can be sent only when we can be perfect- ly sure of the normal func- tioning of all instruments con- trolling. the ship in space.”

He added, however, that: “There is no. doubt that the, date of such a flight is not far distant,” ; .

The control of the descent path of spaceships has now obviously been mastered and shows a very high accuracy in the control of breaking rock- ets and the computor control of the trajectory to earth.

In orbit the spaceship must have travelled at over 17,000 mph and the successful soft landing probably reduced this to about 17 mph.

SHORT, SHORT

Is This To Be Policy of New Party?

Big Gains for

‘Communists in

Chilean Poll

SANTIAGO, Chile — Final results in the Chilean general election have given the Com- munist Party a total of 20 seats, four in the Senate and 16 in the Chamber of Depu- ties.

The Popular Action Front, which includes Communisis and Socialists, now holds 13 out of 45 seats in the Senate and 41 out of 147 seats in the Chamber of Deputies. It was the first time the Communists

took part since 1948, in which _

year it was outlawed.

Let's integrate with U.S." policy peddled by Knowles

By MACK MACKAY

HE platform of the right wing *of the New Party led. by Lewis, Knowles, Jod- oin and: Co. has finally been unveiled — and it’s a propos- ed blatant sell-out to the Un- ited States. Soe Speaking ins Sydney, NS., on March 4, Canadian Labor Congress Vice-President Stan- ley Knowles called for the in- tegration of the economies of Canada and the United States. The former. CCF, MP said flatly that the integration is

the only solution to Canada’s problem of , over-production

in respect. to “population, This shallow, thinking evad-

es two. facts: (1) The inteégra- |-

tion of the United States eagle with, the , Canadian + would: inevitably lead to our

political integration. (2) Pri-

mary ‘producing. states like Main and Montana are just as depressed.as Canada...

The obvious answer to Can- ada’s economic crisis — state capitalism financing job-pro- producing secondary indust- ries fed: by our great natural resources——wasn’t- mentioned by . Knowles.

Yet he had the gall to say that the New Party advocates a Canadian identity that will mean. something. Perhaps. he thinks that becoming second- class, - exploited Americans will alleviate our crisis.

He then went on a red- baiting spree. He said there is no room in the New Party for “Communist supporters.”

Knowles made a big display of. his .anti-Communism right after Tim Buck again said that the Communists . support the

~.-The ..CCF leader

New Party. Buck . said this during the same weekend, while addressing some 50 friends. at a private home in Sydney after the owners of a meeting hall reneged on their commitment ‘to rent the pre- mises to the party.

The big-business shine was apparent “when ‘Knowles Said that Buck speaks for a small group in this country which does not believe in the demo- cratic process—although actu- ally the Communist Party has by far the most democratic constitution. of any :Canadian party. in Nova Scotia, --Michael : . McDonald, joined: in the “anti-Communist

carping by saying that he be- lieves union leaders will at- tempt to keep Communism in Cape Breton at a “low level.’

Both New Party factions are well-aware that the-party has been on record as sup- porting their movement ever since the idea was first moét- ed.

Apparently, the monopoly press found out. about this position only through attend- ing Tim. Buck’s popular birth- day celebrations across the country. Now these right-wing leaders, accustomed to wear- ing anti-Communist blinders, are attempting to tarbrush the New. Party because of this support.

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The month of February marked the 27th anniversary of the Austrian February revolt against fascism. On Feb- ruary 12, 1934 Austrian workers took up arms in defence of. démocracy and against clerical fascism. Photo above shows some of the several thousands of workers who marched through the streets of Vienna to mark the

occasion.

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